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Evergreen Eye Center Announces Availability of Bladeless Laser Cataract Surgery
For more than 20 years, the pioneering doctors at Evergreen Eye Center have helped set the standard in cataract care and lens implantation. Today, our tradition of eye care excellence continues with the introduction of Bladeless Laser Cataract Surgery with the LenSx® femtosecond laser, the first FDA approved laser designed for refractive cataract surgery, the first of its kind in the Seattle-Tacoma area.
Read More at EvergreenBladeless.comSteps to Improve Your Vision
Step 1
What is the Right Procedure for me?
Today’s advanced technologies are helping many people see better than ever before. With the new Crystalens®, ReSTOR®, and Tecnis ® implantable/intraocular lenses, your eyes can function with clear, sharp vision, near and far, and reduce or even eliminate the need for glasses or bifocals!
Step 2
Why Choose Evergreen Eye Center?
Evergreen Eye Center started with one doctor's vision for a patient-centered, high-technology eye care facility of unparalleled quality. Today our state-of-the-art facilities are a reality – and patients are still at the heart of our practice.
Step 3
Call Us Today for a Consultation!
Feel Free to Contact us today with your questions and comments. This is a personal decision that requires advice from a professional.
LASIK
Imagine what your life could be like if you didn't need your glasses or contacts. How long have you been waiting? Now is the time to contact Evergreen Eye Center for
a complete LASIK evaluation!
Cataracts
Many people over age 60 are experiencing the earliest symptoms of cataracts… hazy, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and poor night vision. Even if you haven't noticed any of these signs.
Our Team Approach for your Highest Level of Confidence and Comfort
Evergreen Eye Center works with you as the patient and other practitioners such as optometric physicians, primary care physicians, specialists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and hospitals in an atmosphere of mutual trust, caring and respect. This practice of co-management, also known as sharing care can be the most successful way for optimal patient care.
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